Councilman Phil Carter
The Cayce Farmers Market is one of the most enduring symbols in the community of Cayce businesses. It has been open for 47 years, and with its open-air feel, represents a throwback to a less commercialized era. “Small business is the lifeblood of our community,” said Justin Creech, of the Cayce Farmers Market. It was opened by his […]
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There will be a Public Information Meeting about the City of Cayce’s Six Mile Creek Sewer Line Project. The meeting is at 5:30 p.m. Thursday (Feb. 27) in the Cayce City Council Chambers, 1800 12th Street in Cayce. The project involves the installation of a pipe liner in the large sewer main behind sections of […]
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The City of Cayce has produced a guide for the purpose of making the starting of a business in Cayce easier. See the guide below:
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Hattie’s Crossing is coming to a two-acre lot between Lexington Avenue and Poplar Street in Cayce. Cypress Commercial and Investment Real Estate has plans to build 12 single-family 1400-to-1600-sq-ft homes on the site where the vacant Cayce Grammar School sits. Hattie Derrenbacher, started a grade 1-through-7 school at her home, and later became principle of […]
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Retired Cayce Police Chief A.G. Dantzler received the Key to the City at the Cayce City Council meeting, Wednesday. Cayce Mayor Elise Partin presented the Key to the City to Dantzler in a ceremony attended by Sen. Nikki Setzler and Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon. Cayce Mayor Pro-Tem Tim James, in a prepared statement, paid […]
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Cayce City Council has voted to sell a portion of a lot the city owns on Lexington Avenue. The property is at Lexington Avenue and 3rd Street. What is left of the vacant Cayce Grammar School sits on a corner of the two-acre property. A company called Cypress Commercial and Investment Real Estate wants to build […]
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During the City of Cayce’s March 20, Council meeting, the council reappointed different members to three external commissions, in place of Mayor Elise Partin. She once held a seat on the Lexington County Joint Municipal Water and Sewer Commission; the River Alliance Committee; and the Central Midlands Council of Governments. Partin was not at the […]
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The Cayce-West Columbia Chamber held an informational panel discussion at its Monthly Business Breakfast, Tuesday, at Stone River in West Columbia. On the panel were: State Rep. Micah Caskey, Trinity Baptist Pastor Eddie Coakley; Cayce City Councilman Phil Carter; and Ashley Gee of SAFE Federal Credit Union. Carter gave a history of the influence of […]
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